I will be taking out my bath and putting a shower tray in. Under the bath there is a thermostatic mixer valve, I can't see ATM but pretty sure it's going to the bath taps, it is about 6 to 8 inches out of the floor boards so will be in the way, is it ok to cut it to floor board level'ish and cap it off.
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Yes it is a requirement for baths but if you’re removing it then it can go too
Thank you very muchYes it is a requirement for baths but if you’re removing it then it can go too
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